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Premium Member Compare and contrast
Sleep or sleepless nights 
soft blanket white TV screen 
sleep is all I want...

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Categories: compare and contrast, sleep,
Form: Senryu



The Art of Cross Examination
Add a in b
Multiply c with d
Divide e with g
Compare and contrast p
You will get t.
Note. You have mastered it....

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Categories: compare and contrast, art, extended metaphor, math,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hi, Lee Flammable
Compare and contrast
    the use of symbolism and imagery
  in the following two poems 
    by Gerald McDumb Bell

  The test question piqued my interest at first
    the poet's name and all
  After glancing at the poems, though
    I doused them in wood alcohol...

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Categories: compare and contrast, fire, poems, poets, school,
Form: Rhyme
An Inventory Check
Do you have what it takes
Do you have stage legs
That won’t break?

Can you make eye contact
Do you know the difference
Between compare and contrast?

Can you weather the storm
In spite of illusionary harm?

If you meet all the criteria than you’re the one 
Who’s conquered inferior and your
Confidence is superior...

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© Lara Wash  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: compare and contrast, storm, weather,
Form: Rhyme
The Mind In Motion
The mind is an echo
Reflecting someone's belief
Like the notion of death
That leads us to grief

Merely bundles of thought
Tied up in the past 
Forming identity layers
We compare and contrast 

Programmed for survival
Hardwired with fear
Emotional alarm systems
For when I am not here 

The mind is deceiving 
With a compass I roam
One dwells in yourself 
To find the way home...

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Categories: compare and contrast, emotions, memory, soulmate,
Form: Rhyme



Compare and Contrast
"Into Eternity
  Where all is one
   There crept a tiny mad idea
    At which the Son of God
     Remembered not to laugh"
 - ACIM

 Beckon fraternity
  As I have none
   They leapt into my sacred shadow
     The even and the odd
       Revered on my behalf
 - For Him



(ACIM stands for A Course in Miracles which is written as an epic poem in iambic pentameter 
style by a woman named Helen Schucman in 1976. Strictly speaking she scribed it but that's 
been debated)....

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Categories: compare and contrast, friendship
Form: Verse

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